Scientia Agricultura Sinica ›› 2023, Vol. 56 ›› Issue (11): 2129-2140.doi: 10.3864/j.issn.0578-1752.2023.11.008

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Optimizing Nitrogen Fertilizer Rate for High-Yield Maize in Black Soil Region Based on Ecological and Social Benefits

ZHENG ChunYu(), SHA ShanYi, ZHU Lin, WANG ShaoJie, FENG GuoZhong, GAO Qiang, WANG Yin()   

  1. College of Resources and Environmental Sciences, Jilin Agricultural University/Key Laboratory of Straw Comprehensive Utilization and Black Soil Conservation, Ministry of Education/Key Laboratory of Sustainable Utilization of Soil Resources in the Commodity Grain Bases in Jilin Province, Changchun 130118
  • Received:2022-04-27 Accepted:2022-06-04 Online:2023-06-01 Published:2023-06-19

Abstract:

【Objective】Optimizing nitrogen (N) fertilizer rate for maize, by considering ecological and social benefits in combination with agricultural and economic benefits, was studied to promote the sustainable and green maize production in black soil region, and further to realize the multiple goals including higher yield, higher resource use efficiency, improved environment and human health.【Method】Two field experiments were conducted at San-ke-shu (SKS) and Quan-yan-gou (QYG) in typical black soil region from 2017 to 2020, to study the effects of different N fertilizer (urea) rates (0, 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, and 300 kg N·hm-2) on maize yield, N uptake and N recovery efficiency (NUE), and further to evaluate the agronomic, economic, ecological and social benefits (N-derived gross caused by N application, private benefits of removed the N fertilizer cost, ecological benefits of removed environmental pollution cost such as active nitrogen loss and greenhouse gas emission, and social benefit of removed human health harm cost caused by environmental pollution, respectively) in different N rates by using life cycle assessment and comprehensive benefits analysis. The agronomically optimal N rate (AOR), privately optimal N rate (POR), ecologically optimal N rate (EOR) and socially optimal N rate (SOR) were calculated to evaluate the integrated benefits and determine the optimal N fertilizer rate for maize in black soil region. 【Result】 Maize grain yields were significantly affected by N rates, which increased continuously with increasing N input and reached the yield plateau under 200 kg N·hm-2 treatment at both two experimental sites. Under this N rate, the average yields were 10.3 and 11.1 t·hm-2 at SKS and QYG across four experimental years, respectively. The N uptake of maize plants also showed increased trends with increasing N rates, and the highest value in 200 kg N·hm-2 treatment at SKS and QYG (151.9, 161.8 kg N·hm-2, respectively). The NUE of maize showed the highest values in 100 kg N·hm-2 treatment at both two experimental sites, the averages were 70.3% and 72.2%, respectively; and then, decreased with increasing N rates. Based on 4-year results, the ecological and social costs caused by N fertilizer input increased exponentially with the increase of N application rate. The N-derived gross, private benefits, ecological benefits and social benefits of maize increased firstly and then decreased with the increase of N application rate. Based on the curve fitting calculation, the AOR, POR, EOR and SOR were estimated as 236, 225, 215 and 211 kg N·hm-2 at SKS, respectively, and which were 245, 235, 225 and 221 kg N·hm-2 at QYG, respectively. Under AOR condition, maize yields of 10.6 and 11.4 t·hm-2, the Nr losses of 44.4 and 46.8 kg N·hm-2 were obtained at SKS and QYG, respectively, while their ecological benefits were 8 786 and 10 271 yuan/hm2, and social benefits were 8 351 and 9 822 yuan/hm2, respectively. Compared with AOR, by reducing N inputs by 8.8% and 7.9% at SKS and QYG, respectively, EOR increased partial factor productivity from applied N by 9.1% and 8.1%, respectively, while reducing Nr losses by 11.7% and 11.0%, respectively. Compared with EOR, SOR further reduced N inputs by 10.6% and 9.6% at SKS and QYG, respectively, thus reduced Nr losses by 14.0% and 13.1%, respectively, while increasing social benefits by 124 and 119 yuan/hm2, respectively. 【Conclusion】Based on the comprehensive consideration with ecological and social benefits, the optimal N fertilizer rate was determined as 210-220 kg N·hm-2 for maize with yield of 10.5-12.0 t·hm-2, it was suggested that the optimal application of ecological or social benefits should be recommended for maize nutrient management in black soil area, which could synergistically achieve the multiple goals for higher yields and NUE, improved ecological environment and human health.

Key words: black soil region, maize, optimal N rate, ecological benefit, social benefit, life cycle assessment

Fig. 1

Air temperature and precipitation of experimental region during the maize cropping season from 2017 to 2020"

Table 1

Basic physical and chemical properties of the surface soils (0-20 cm) at the experiment sites"

地点
Site
经纬度
Latitude and longitude
pH 有机质
Organic matter (g·kg-1)
碱解氮
Alkaline N
(mg·kg-1)
速效磷
Olsen-P
(mg·kg-1)
速效钾
NH4OAc-K
(mg·kg-1)
三棵树 SKS 124°08′ E, 43°19′ N 5.4 19.2 115.3 27.6 145.7
泉眼沟 QYG 124°26′ E, 43°17′ N 5.2 14.4 89.5 37.2 164.4

Fig. 2

Effects of N fertilizer rates on maize grain yield at two experimental sites from 2017 to 2020 Different lowercase letters in the same year indicate significant differences between treatments (P<0.05). The same as below"

Fig. 3

Effects of N fertilizer rates on maize plant N uptake at two experimental sites from 2017 to 2020"

Fig. 4

Effects of N fertilizer rates on N fertilizer recovery efficiency of maize at two experimental sites from 2017 to 2020"

Table 2

Effects of N fertilizer rates on maize grain yield, all level of the costs and benefits at two experimental sites"

地点
Site
施氮量
N fertilizer
rates
(kg N·hm-2)
增加产量
N-derived
yield
(kg·hm-2)
产值增量
N-derived
gross
(yuan/hm2)
氮肥成本
N costs
(yuan/hm2)
利润增量
Private
benefits
(yuan/hm2)
生态成本
Ecological
costs
(yuan/hm2)
生态效益
Ecological
benefits
(yuan/hm2)
社会成本
Social
costs
(yuan/hm2)
社会效益
Social
benefits
(yuan/hm2)
三棵树
SKS
0 0 0 0 0 103 0 166 0
50 2367 3550 200 3350 444 3106 582 2969
100 5272 7908 400 7508 793 7116 1007 6901
150 6078 9117 600 8517 1153 7964 1446 7671
200 6758 10138 800 9338 1531 8607 1905 8233
250 6801 10201 1000 9201 1933 8268 2392 7809
300 6735 10102 1200 8902 2372 7729 2921 7180
泉眼沟
QYG
0 0 0 0 0 103 0 166 0
50 2643 3964 200 3764 444 3521 582 3383
100 5747 8621 400 8221 793 7828 1007 7614
150 6857 10285 600 9685 1153 9132 1446 8839
200 7812 11719 800 10919 1531 10188 1905 9814
250 7777 11665 1000 10665 1933 9732 2392 9274
300 7891 11836 1200 10636 2372 9464 2921 8915

Fig. 5

Relationships between the various costs and benefits induced by N fertilizer input and N rates at two experimental sites A: Relationships between N fertilizer costs, ecological costs, social costs and N rates in maize production. B and C: Relationships between N-derived gross, private benefits, ecological benefits and social benefits induced by N fertilizer input and N rates at two experimental sites"

Table 3

Maize yield, partial factor productivity from applied N fertilizer and Nr losses under the optimal N rates calculated by considering various benefits"

地点
Site
效益目标
Benefits item
施氮量
N fertilizer rate
(kg N·hm-2)
产量
Grain yield
(kg·hm-2)
氮肥偏生产力
PFP-N
(kg·kg-1)
活性氮损失Nr loss
N2O-N
(kg·hm-2)
NO3-N
(kg·hm-2)
NH3-N
(kg·hm-2)
总损失
Total loss
(kg·hm-2)
三棵树
SKS
AOR 236 10609 45.0 1.52 24.0 19.0 44.4
POR 225 10595 47.0 1.45 22.0 18.2 41.7
EOR 215 10554 49.1 1.39 20.3 17.5 39.2
SOR 211 10530 49.9 1.37 19.6 17.2 38.2
泉眼沟
QYG
AOR 245 11358 46.4 1.57 25.7 19.6 46.8
POR 235 11345 48.3 1.51 23.7 18.9 44.1
EOR 225 11307 50.2 1.45 22.0 18.2 41.7
SOR 221 11284 51.0 1.43 21.3 18.0 40.7

Table 4

The N-derived gross, private benefits, ecological benefits and social benefits under the optimal N rates calculated by considering various benefits"

地点
Site
效益目标
Benefits item
施氮量
N fertilizer rate
(kg N·hm-2)
产值增量
N-derived gross
(yuan/hm2)
利润增量
Private benefit
(yuan/hm2)
生态效益
Ecological benefit
(yuan/hm2)
社会效益
Social benefit
(yuan/hm2)
三棵树
SKS
AOR 236 10602 9658 8786 8351
POR 225 10581 9679 8850 8433
EOR 215 10520 9659 8870 8471
SOR 211 10483 9639 8867 8475
泉眼沟
QYG
AOR 245 12159 11181 10271 9822
POR 235 12139 11200 10332 9900
EOR 225 12082 11182 10353 9937
SOR 221 12048 11163 10350 9941
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